I wouldn't know. I won't allow Norton on any of my machines. (Sorry I missed its mention in your original post.) And I find that junk senders lists are largely a waste of time.

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"lewisma9" wrote in message ...
Hi Sue,
I should have said: I have Norton Anti-Spam integrated into Outlook. Is
there a way I can import my HUGE junk list from Eudora into this new system
with Norton+Outlook?
Maryellen
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lewisma9


"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Outlook 2002 does not have a particularly useful junk mail filter. I'd recommend that you get one of the tools (many of them free) listed at http://www.slipstick.com/rules/junkmail.htm#tools

Or you can edit the Adult Senders.txt list -- see http://www.slipstick.com/config/backup.htm#fileloc

"lewisma9" wrote in message ...

Sorry to leave out my version# -- I use Outlook 2002.

I am trying to migrate to MS Outlook from Eudora. For years, Eudora has
build up a huge file of JUNK email addresses, which it automatically diverts
out of my InBox. Is there any way I can import that list into Outlook? I am
using Norton on Outlook, but now I have to start "teaching" it all over
again. Please help me to avoid this work!
Thanks.